Anyways, my personal definition of superhero fatigue is too many mid superhero stuff released in a small amount of time. 2021-2022 was so bad with flawed stuff with black widow, eternals, dr strange 2, Thor 4, black panther 2, wandavision, falcon and the winter soldier, ms.marvel and more By 2023, I had “superhero fatigue”

Aug 22, 2023 · Yeah this sub is missing the point of superhero fatigue. The Flash is a Dark Phoenix / F4 level flop where the movie is so immensily terrible that it was always going to bomb. But films like Quantumania, Blue Beetle, Shazam 2, these are just your standard cape flicks that if released in 2019 would have done absolutely fine numbers.

Superhero fatigue isn't real so much as bad Superhero movie fatigue is. General audiences won't show up for a mediocre Superhero movie these days like they maybe would've a couple years ago, but great movies still make bank at the box office. GOTG Vol. 3 and Across the Spider-verse proves this. Good movies will make money lol, I know it's a shocker

Feb 27, 2023 · So, while superhero fatigue is a silly myth, we shouldn't just dismiss MCU fatigue. Meanwhile, we also can't pretend that this will last forever and marks the end is nigh. It's a rough patch, and one that I'm pretty sure will end when the next really great MCU film comes along, blows people's minds, and brings headlines like "x film just SAVED ...

Superhero fatigue exists as a slight prejudice. People will see a superhero project and think "it'll probably suck" but if they're proven wrong by fan/critical perception, they'll happily go see the movie. Only a small percentage of viewers are completely dismissive because of …

Oct 16, 2021 · If we go just by comic book superhero movies set to hit theaters or projects in a "cinematic superhero universe" we have hitting in 2022: Morbius, The Batman, Doctor Strange 2, Thor 4, Black Adam, Black Panther 2, Into the Spiderverse 2, The Flash, The Marvels, Aquaman 2 and the Batgirl HBO Max movie.

Superhero fatigue is the lack of credibility Marvel and DC have with the general audience. Their once sparkling brands are tarnished. Disney also undercut Marvel by (1) quickly releasing films to D+, thereby making it easy for the general audience to take a “wait and see” approach to movies and (2) flooding D+ with too much content.

I think if anything the past few months have demonstrated that “Superhero Fatigue,” is not a thing. However, producing subpar projects over and over again definitely does create fatigue. I was one of the biggest MCU fans you could find right through Endgame, and I’ve yet to finish Moon-Knight, She-Hulk, or Miss Marvel, and I don’t even ...

May 21, 2023 · A well-timed comeback can reignite our love for superheroes and make their stories feel relevant and impactful once more. In conclusion, superhero fatigue is a natural consequence of oversaturation and diminishing impact. It's time to embrace this cycle and seriously consider giving the genre a much-needed hibernation period.

Well folks, Marty Scorsese may have been right after all. I believe superhero fatigue is starting to set in, at least for me. I’ve been a huge marvel fan since I saw the first Iron Man film and followed the MCU through the entire Infinity Saga and beyond. Infinity War is still my favorite experience I’ve ever had in a theater.